Driving test centres

Leeds (Fearnville) driving test centre

Leeds (Fearnville) passed 51.8% of car driving tests in April 2025 to March 2026, 1.8 points above the national average. That ranks it 145 of 289 centres with enough tests to compare.

Facts checked against GOV.UK and DVSA sources on 8 September 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.

51.8%pass rate
50%national average
4,676tests conducted
145/289national rank

What the numbers mean for you

Of the 4,676 car tests taken at Leeds (Fearnville) between April 2025 and March 2026, 2,422 ended in a pass. That is better than the 50% average across every centre in the country, by 1.8 percentage points.

A pass rate is not a difficulty score. It measures who passed, not how hard the routes are. Centres serving mostly well-prepared candidates score higher, and a quiet rural centre with few tests can swing several points on a handful of results. Use it to compare options, not to predict your own result.

Month by month at Leeds (Fearnville)

The best month was May 2025 at 59.9%, the weakest October 2025 at 44.4%. Monthly figures bounce around at smaller centres because each month rests on a few hundred tests or fewer.

MonthTestsPassesPass rate
April 202553429655.4%
May 202532919759.9%
June 202539222958.4%
July 202528814249.3%
August 202522510647.1%
September 202531115148.6%
October 202532914644.4%
November 202539121154%
December 202536817146.5%
January 202649925651.3%
February 202649824950%
March 202651226852.3%

Getting an earlier test at Leeds (Fearnville)

Waiting times are set locally, and the national picture (a 20.2 week average) hides a big spread between centres. Whatever the queue at Leeds (Fearnville), the route to a sooner date is the same: hold a booking, then watch for cancellations.

  1. Book whatever slot Leeds (Fearnville) has, even months out. You cannot swap to a cancellation without an existing booking.
  2. Watch the free GOV.UK change service, especially just after 6am when the booking system reopens.
  3. Take an earlier slot when one appears, remembering car tests allow only 2 changes.

The full method, including what the paid cancellation checker apps do and where the scams are, is on our driving test cancellations guide.

Centres of a similar size

The DVSA table carries no locations, so this compares Leeds (Fearnville) with centres running a similar number of tests rather than ones close by.

Test centrePass rateTests conducted
Stevenage55.3%4,622
Winchester52.2%4,602
Boston50.7%4,784
Airdrie47.4%4,599
Canterbury45.8%4,670

Common questions

What is the pass rate at Leeds (Fearnville) driving test centre?

Leeds (Fearnville) passed 51.8% of car driving tests in April 2025 to March 2026, from 4,676 tests conducted. The national average across all centres over the same period was 50%.

Is Leeds (Fearnville) a hard test centre?

Its pass rate is 1.8 points above the national average, so on the DVSA numbers it is an easier centre than most. Pass rates reflect who takes tests there as much as the routes themselves, so treat it as a guide rather than a promise.

How do I get an earlier test at Leeds (Fearnville)?

Book any available slot at Leeds (Fearnville) first, then watch the free change service on GOV.UK for cancellations. Slots freed by other candidates reappear in the booking calendar within minutes and go quickly, so check early mornings around 6am. Car tests allow only 2 changes, so save them for a date you would genuinely keep.

How many driving tests does Leeds (Fearnville) conduct?

4,676 car tests in April 2025 to March 2026, which makes it one of the busier centres in the country. Busier centres tend to release more cancellation slots, but they also have more people chasing them.

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